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The JMB Journal keeps its readers up to date, offering many perspectives on the themes and activities of the Jewish Museum Berlin.

The JMB Journal

Migration

Jewish history is also migration history. For this reason in this second issue of the JMB Journal we take a close look at historical and recent flows of immigration and integration. Among the authors are educationist Micha Brumlik, New York sociologist Nancy Foner and Dalia Moneta, head of the social center of the Jewish community in Frankfurt.

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published by the Jewish Museum Berlin
Design: Cover image by Brandi Strickland, www.brandistrickland.com

The section "JMB Inside" provides you with information about what is going on at the museum, including the first article of a new series on the recently planned expansion, the JMB Academy, designed by Daniel Libeskind.

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The JMB Journal

This English-German publication reflects the Museum as a place of lively debate and covers themes from Jewish life in Germany, migration movements of recent years, and minorities in our society, to questions such as "what is Jewish art?" The JMB Journal analyzes, discusses and shapes topical debates on politics and culture.

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published by the Jewish Museum Berlin
2009

The first edition of the JMB Journal – commemorating the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall – looks "Beyond Borders." Demarcations of all kinds are considered, be they political, metaphysical, or security-related. The JMB Journal also reports the latest news from the Jewish Museum Berlin, with information on the permanent exhibition, special exhibitions, and publications, as well as on events, the program for kids and teens, and activities of the Museum's friends and sponsors.

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ZWEI

ZWEI: Magazine of the Jewish Museum Berlin, appeared from 2003 to 2008. The title "Zwei," meaning "two," refers to the relationship between two cultures as well as the Museum’s two buildings. Printed in two languages and four colours, the magazine presented articles on current topics and exhibitions and featured portraits of and interviews with friends and sponsors, artists and curators. In 2009, the magazine merged with the comprehensive new JMB Journal.

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